Is there a tool or guide for conversion of source rpm spec file to bitbake
recipe?
I have a distro for our embedded product based on CentOS 5 with about 140
packages. Third are source rpm packages from CentOS without any change, third
are with some of our proprietary changes and the rest are our proprietary
packages in source rpm format. All source code is in our local repository
(Perforce). I use RPM on native host server to build binary rpm packages and
use binary rpms for software upgrade on our product. Both build on host and
install on target are driven using the same rpm spec file. Our product uses
Freescale's PowerPC CPUs, so I am using PowerPC server to build our distro
natively. I'd like to switch to cross-build using bitbake.
So I need to write 140 bitbake recipes that build my packages the same way as
RPM and create binary rpm packages with my current existing specs for
compatibility with our existing units in the field. That brings me to my
question: is there a tool or guide for conversion of source rpm spec file to
bitbake recipe that preserve all rpm spec scriplets?
Thanks,
Michael
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